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People built healthier, more supported lives. Nearly 8,000 women, infants, and children were connected to nutrition, education, and care through North Central WIC.

Community powered our work with 10,521 volunteer hours—including 4,228 hours from community members who know firsthand the impact of giving back.

A path forward was found by 2,070 parents and children experiencing homelessness offering safety, stability, and the support to begin again.

Homes became safer and warmer for 1,684 households that reduced energy costs and strengthened long-term stability through home improvements.

Nourishment, independence, and connection made possible with 180,000 meals delivered to 1,960 older adults, helping them stay healthy and supported in their homes.

Young people stepped into their futures with confidence. Last year, 2,358 youth gained the knowledge and tools to make informed, healthy decisions.

Healing began and stability took shape. Last year, 910 community members accessed mental health services, taking meaningful steps forward in their well-being.

Last year, 136 out-of-school youth connected through the Youth Innovation Center and related programs—building skills, confidence, and a path forward.

Last year, 50 parents in recovery received support to maintain sobriety and create safer, healthier home environments for their children.

Families found connection and support. Last year, more than 623 families received guidance, resources, and parenting support through the Family Resource Center.